moronicity

English

Etymology

From moron +‎ -icity or moronic +‎ -ity.

Noun

moronicity (uncountable)

  1. The quality, state or condition of being a moron.
    Synonyms: moronicness; see also Thesaurus:intelligence § Antonyms
    • 1955, Morris Allison Bealle, American Capsule News, Issue 1; Issue 150
      The answer is that cities are run by politicians most of whom are morons or on the verge of moronicity.
    • 2010, Dave Meurer, Mistake It Like a Man: An Imperfect Guy's Guide to Romance, Kids, and Secret ...‎[1]:
      If this were the only example of moronicity in my teens, I could chalk it up to an aberration or a fluke or even gamma rays from the planet Zoobon.
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